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- Collection: Segregated by Design: Disability Education in Austin, Texas
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Visit Report to the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute for Colored Youths, April 1945
Three-page typed report dated April 26, 1945, written by Texas State Board of Control member Senator Tom DeBerry and signed by Chairman Weaver H. Baker, documenting a Sunday visit to the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute for Colored Youths in Austin,…
Texas School for the Blind Campus, Austin, Texas
Black and white panoramic photograph of the Texas School for the Black and white panoramic photograph of the Texas School for the Blind campus in Austin, Texas, appearing as a folded insert in the 1930-1931 school catalogue. The image shows multiple…
Financial Statement of the Burse Music Club and Mutual Aid and Social Club, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute for Colored Youths, 1924-1925
Typed financial statement covering the school term September 15, 1924 through June 19, 1925, documenting the accounts of two student organizations at the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute for Colored Youths: the Burse Music Club and the Mutual Aid and…
Officers and Teachers, Texas School for the Blind, 1930-1931
Two-page staff roster from the 1930-1931 catalogue of the Texas School for the Blind, Austin, Texas, listing the State Board of Control members, administrative officers, teaching faculty, and support staff of the institution. The roster documents an…
Excerpt from catalogue of the Texas School for the Blind, 1930–1931
Two pages from the Catalogue of the Texas School for the Blind, 1930–1931, documenting institutional philosophy regarding student character, dependency, and civic obligation. The first page contains a section titled "The Dangers of This Free…
"Observation (from Poetry Group)" by Muriel Sage Banks, Board Member Files Newsletter, Page 8
Page 8 of a typed newsletter or report from the Texas State Board of Control Board Member Files, containing a poem titled "Observation (from Poetry Group)" authored by Muriel Sage Banks, a student at the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute for Colored…
What Is Furnished," Catalogue of Texas School for the Blind, 1930–1931, Page 11
Page 11 of the Catalogue of the Texas School for the Blind, 1930–1931, containing the section titled "What Is Furnished." The section explicitly documents that indigent students were provided clothing and transportation to and from school as a formal…
What Is Furnished," Catalogue of Texas School for the Blind, 1930–1931, Page 11
Page 11 of the Catalogue of the Texas School for the Blind, 1930–1931, containing the section titled "What Is Furnished." The section explicitly documents that indigent students were provided clothing and transportation to and from school as a formal…